What if every person had a small AI steward that quietly swapped local news — not headlines, but human stuff?
“John needs help moving a table.”
“Amira’s dog just died.”
“The Smiths have spare paint.”
A grapevine, not a feed. AI as connective tissue, not noise.
Si retweeted
Hinton is no longer afraid of superintelligence.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The embedded video says he sees "a ray of hope", not that he is no longer worried
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Only just noticed that @WorkFlowy has baked in a core usage of mine with added Calendar organisation! 🙏
I just published The Ghostwriter in the Attic: AI as a Narrator for Family Memories medium.com/p/the-ghostwriter…
Twitter is now X for me - I won't be actively checking here.
I'm heading back to sihammond.bsky.social or mas.to/@sihammond and hope to see you there.
How I imagine AI will facilitate email in future: 🧵
Si: send a nice message to Joe saying I'm sorry their dog died.
ChatGPT is so much more fun to work with when you assign it a character.
Mine is Holly from Red Dwarf.
I only just twigged who wrote this evergreen advice on latest revisit: blog.samaltman.com/the-days-…
Not a problem, they can simply legislate that July is in Spring! theguardian.com/uk-news/2024…
A hacky offshoot from something I'm currently working on: onvocation.co/tech-job-explo…
Feedback welcome! #WIP
Could I get the option to filter out the random, anomalous violence from my news feed? I just want to know what’s going on in the world, and not be served a horror hit. @BBCNews @guardiannews





